This small town has almost too much charm to handle.
Magnolia Springs, Alabama, is tucked away on the Magnolia River in South Alabama.
Bills and junk mail are so much more delightful coming from a mailbox on the water.
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See for yourself why this little town is worth a stop.
Here’s what to do on your visit.
Plus, every morning you’ll be greeted with a three-course gourmet breakfast.
Although Jesse’s is technically a steakhouse, the seafood is fresh from Gulf Coast waters.
Stop by for their lunch specials, or make reservations for an al fresco dinner on the patio.
The menu features coastal dishes with a New Orleans flare.
The chapel was completed in 1902 and features handmade pews.
Book your ceremony here and your reception up the street at the Magnolia Springs Bed & Breakfast.
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There are also several kayaking outfits in the nearby city of Foley or down in Gulf Shores.
Wild Native Tours offers rentals, guided paddles, dolphin excursions, and more.
wildnativetours.com, Oyster Bay Marina, 4159 County Rd.
These companies have all sorts of bike options, including Burley kids trailers.
Beach Bike Rentals also has recumbent and tandem bikes, and Gulf Shores Bike Rentals has kayaks, too.
